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The Midwestern University Family Medicine Clinic welcomes Kimberly McKinnon, D.O.
Welcome, Kimberly McKinnon, D.O.
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Thomas Dillon, PT, DPT of the Physical Therapy Institute is Awarded the Clinical Educator of the Year
Dr. Dillon's contributions to clinical education lead to Physical Therapy Clinical Educator of the Year Award.
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Community Health Lecture Series: Demystifying Arthritis and the Benefits of Movement Therapy
Learn how physical therapy helps maintain and improve the ability to move and function.
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How Can Diabetes Affect Your Eyes?
Diabetes can change your eyes over time.
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Tooth Loss Creates Challenges but Prevention, Restoration Possible
Prevention strategies and restoration for people who suffer from tooth loss.
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Cognitive Health and Aging
Cognitive health is an important part of our daily lives and can be effected by age. Learn more about steps that can be taken to improve cognitive health.
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Understanding Swallowing Disorders and How to Get Help
Information on swallowing disorders and how a Speech-Language Pathologist can help.
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Exercise Aids Those with Parkinson’s Disease
Exercises to manage Parkinson's Disease.
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The Importance of Hydration for Individuals with Parkinson’s Disease
Importance of hydration and tips to increase your fluid intake.
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Learning Difficulties? Have Your Child’s Vision Checked
Make sure your child’s eyes are in tip-top shape for reading and learning by scheduling an annual comprehensive eye exam.
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The Importance of Infant and Toddler Eye Exams
Vision plays a huge role in learning so plan eye exams for your young children.
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Speak with Intent
Learn about Parkinson disease and how various therapy options may help.
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Does My Child have a Pediatric Feeding Disorder?
Pediatric feeding disorder (PFD) is a newly classified diagnosis for children from birth to 18 years of age who have trouble with eating.
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Tricky Ticks
Ticks can be carriers of serious diseases so prevention is important.
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Helping Patients Manage Diabetes
The Midwestern University Clinics in Glendale, Arizona provide comprehensive diabetes care in one location to help patients not only manage their disease, but to also improve their quality of life.
